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This week on Episode 153 of Trick or Treat Radio, we bypass the trappings of traditional segments to hang out with our buddy, “The Ledge.” We talk comics, books and Marz sneaks in his thoughts on Jurassic World. We do however get it together just in time to review the exploitation throwback from director Kurando Mitsutake, Gun Woman! It is also the triumphant return of our original second segment, The Gentlemen’s Guide to Midnight Cinema’s Flick Pick of the Month, as we review the 1980s flick, Babylon! Warning: it drives us into some pretty political places! So roll your sound system in, cut a Pez dispenser out of your body and strap on!

Topics discussed: Marz's Jamaican connection, Tarantino, Grand Theft Auto 3, new Twitter followers, combating writers block, auto-erotic asphyxiation, The Dead Pit’s IMDB synopsis, how long the GGTMC FPoTM has been absent, The Dresden Files, Scientist, I Spit on Your Grave, what homosexual tribe Dynamo and Ravenshadow would belong to, Jurassic World, advances in medical science, DJ filmmaking, how different media has made things, 80's action heroes, Andy Lundgren FIB Posts, Amity album, Dubstep, Dynamos near death experience, Poop drawers, Public Image Limited, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, troop support, Inside, the film Grindhouse, the See/Hear podcast, when it's appropriate to shit your pants, Babylon, Black Widow, Alice in Wonderland weddings in Maine, Alex de Campi, the positive effects of our president, The Chocolate Beast, Quicksilver’s new symbol, Imdb hacks, the flume situation, sound system, Crimewave, Manchester music scene, MonsterZero's favorite stuff, Babblefish, Spider-Women, Grindhouse revival, Asami, Canada Day, post Secret War Marvel, disciplining your child, Amblin movie tropes, Spider Gwen, Blue Ruin, summer movies making money, Dynamo and Wolfenstein on Talk Without Rhythm, the hot tub, La Femme Nikita, Thriller: A Cruel Picture, Jagr, Dukes of Hazzard, James Bond books, carports, racism is universal, Green Hornet books, 8 Mile, Pinky Violence, Takashi Miike, the confederate flag, mailing yourself, golfing, and Lucio Fulci.

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